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    The rising healthcare costs continue to be a problem in the Unites States. A major factor is the increased spending on prescription medications. This issue remains heavily debated in the political arena and in healthcare. In the United States people pay the highest cost for prescription medications in the world despite income levels or insurance coverage. The difference in prices is enormous compared to other countries such as France, Switzerland, Japan, Canada, and Germany. This problem is…

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    Critical Thinking Paper Page 1: Problem Description As discussed throughout our course there’s no doubt that our healthcare system has many flaws. These flaws don’t allow our system to be as affective as it should be. One of these flaws is the rising cost of care provided to us. This outrageous increase in cost has many effects on our people for many reasons. First one primarily being that it has became unaffordable. This Unaffordable care for patients means less visits to doctors resulting in…

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    Healthcare can be defined as the preservation and enhancement of overall health, mental and physical, provided through medical services. These services can deal with the management, as well as prevention of diseases through medicine, public health, physical therapy, oral and vision care, and clinical psychology. Health care practices are made up of licensed professionals that strive to help individuals or a society, maintain a health conscious lifestyle that leads to becoming a healthy being.…

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    Universal Health Coverage If in existence, A gold standard of care would feature health care access for all within the population, error-free health care delivery, more personalized care by doctors, a cooperative patient and health care team relationship, simple and straightforward service guidelines ,and cost effectiveness as a starting point ( C.P. McLaughlin & C.D. McLaughlin, 2015). Following this definition of a gold standard, Most of the countries featuring a health care plan do not meet…

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    systems in various different countries. The countries whose healthcare policies were viewed are the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Germany, Japan, and Taiwan. This documentary was done to show what these countries are doing that’s causing them to have success in their healthcare systems and what the United States can do to become more successful with its healthcare system. Each of these countries took different approaches to making healthcare accessible by almost everyone and succeeded. Although…

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    There are many factors that come into play when dealing with medical issues but a major key reason is the government. The books The Disability Rights Movement: From Charity to Confrontation by Doris Zames Fleischer and Frieda Zames and The Nazi Doctors by Robert Jay Lifton can be used to highlight how government effects addressing medical issues. Both books illustrates how the government plays a key role when dealing with medical issues. Starting with understanding how the…

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    health” (Nash, Fabius, Skouflos, Clarke, & Horowitz, 2016, p. 15). A health policy that could be implemented by Advanced Practice Nurses is better care denoted towards mental illness. Mental health illnesses get the brunt of healthcare. Many individuals are afraid to seek healthcare for their mental illness because they do not want others to know and do not want to be associated with the stigma. Advanced Practice Nurses can advocate for patients and provide resources in obtaining help. Other…

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    Should government provide health care? The government is a particular system which controls the country and solves the society issues. Farther more, the administration makes the roles by the politicians and the people had to follow those roles in order to save their rights and properties ("Man Against The State: Government Explained," 2012). Most of the European countries such as; the U.S., Germany, and Denmark are paying taxes to their government in order to develop the country and meet the…

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    It is simply not easy to eliminate healthcare disparities among patients with chronic diseases; it requires unlimited and multidisciplinary effort. Since patients with chronic illnesses have tendency to visit hospitals more often than other patients with non-chronic diseases, improved access to preventive health and updated management system will facilitate early diagnosis and instruction to preventive practices, thus ameliorating the current under sourcing situation. First of all, having…

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    1. DaVita Health Care partners were accused of using more medicine vitals or unnecessary spreading medicine dosages across multiple treatments. They were allegedly doing this knowing that Medicare would pay for this “unavoidable” waste. A nurse and a Dr. that worked together noticed that expensive medicine was just being thrown away. These two men were upset this was happening and when nothing was being done to change it they filed a whistleblower case. 2. $800 million dollars was made by…

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